I may not be able to get out for Record Store Day, so I accumulated some new vinyl in other ways;
From Joe's Record Paradise;
Stanley Turrentine-Sugar
Stan Kenton-the comprehensive Kenton
the Dave Brubeck Quartet-time changes
Jaco Pastorius-Jaco Pastorius
Steely Dan-gaucho
Steely Dan-Katy lied
From another member cleaning out his vinyl;
Joni Mitchell-Court and Spark
Little feat-waiting for Columbus
traffic-the low Spark of high heeled boys
Neil Young and crazy horse-Rust never sleeps
Amadeus string Quartet with Hephzibah Menuhin - Schubert's Trout Quintet
the Beatles-revolver
the Beatles-anthology 3
Lorin Maazel and the Cleveland Orchestra- Shostakovich: Symphony number five
RCA living stereo shaded dog version of Brahms Trio in E. flat and Beethoven sonata for horn and piano
RCA living stereo shaded dog version of Beethoven Concerto number four-Rubenstein, Krips, Symphony of the air
RCA living stereo shaded dog version of Rimskey Korsakoff- Scheherazade, Reiner and the Chicago Symphony
John Klemmer-touch-original master recording
Philharmonia virtuosi - Bach, Brandenburg concertos
Lorin Maazel and the Cleveland Orchestra-Tchaikovsky, Symphony number four:Telarc Digital
Sibelius, the seven symphonies - Boston symphony orchestra with Colin Davis
Ben Webster-ballads; a two record set on Verve
Ben Webster and Coleman Hawkins-tenor giants:a two record set on Verve
Jazz at the Philharmonic-Bird and Pres: the '46 concerts: a two record set on Verve
Coleman Hawkins-body and soul
Earl Hines-once upon a time
the Bix Beiderbecke story - Bix and tram, vol 2
Duke Ellington and John Coltrane - Duke Ellington and John Coltrane
Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarrett, McCoy Tyner
John Coltrane-the Stardust session
and another: Steely Dan-Katy lied